Method and program for providing collaboration service

ABSTRACT

A method and program for providing a collaboration service is provided. The method includes generating, by a service server, a project corresponding to a collaboration group, receiving, by the service server, card data from a user client in a main board in the project and generating, by the service server, a default card, the card data being information input to the project, receiving, by the service server, a request to input a label to the card data, connecting, by the service server, the card data to an expansion board corresponding to the label, and displaying, by the service server, card data connected by a specific label on the expansion board.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present application is a continuation of International PatentApplication No. PCT/KR2018/006386, filed on Jun. 5, 2018 which is basedupon and claims the benefit of priority to Korean Patent Application No.10-2017-0070655, filed on Jun. 7, 2017. The disclosures of theabove-listed applications are hereby incorporated by reference herein intheir entirety.

BACKGROUND

Embodiments of the inventive concept described herein relate to a methodand program for providing a collaboration service, and moreparticularly, relate to a method and program for a collaborationfunction to be matched with each industry sector.

With the spread of smart devices such as smartphones or smart pads,there has been a growing trend towards an enterprise mobility service(EMS) environment capable of working in conjunction with a legacy systemof the enterprise.

The EMS environment may enhance business efficiency and may reduce wasteof time or cost by quickly and accurately facilitating a variety offield supervision of the enterprise. Particularly, the EMS environmenthas emerged in utilization in marketing, sales, or production lines.

Meanwhile, there has been a growing trend to perform tasks throughcollaboration between members who participate in a variety of tasksinside or outside the enterprise. There has been a need for variousfunctions for providing a function in consideration of collaboration andefficiently generating collaboration products in the EMS environment.

However, it is common practice that a conventional EMS environmentprovides a function of inputting and displaying data using a generalmobile web browser or a business app. Thus, there is a need fordeveloping a collaboration environment capable of effectively exchanginginformation between members who participate in tasks inside or outsidethe enterprise and simply providing business products throughcollaboration in the form of electronic documents.

Furthermore, recently, a universal collaboration service has appearedother than a collaboration service developed for a specific enterprise.However, a user interface of the collaboration service is fixed, so thecollaboration service does not reflect a characteristic which differsper industry sector.

SUMMARY

Embodiments of the inventive concept provide a method and program forproviding a collaboration service to provide an information providingpage (i.e., a board) suitable for each industry sector such that theinformation providing page is simply written and use the collaborationservice to be suitable for each industry sector.

According to an aspect of an embodiment, a method for providing acollaboration service may include generating, by a service server, aproject corresponding to a collaboration group, receiving, by theservice server, card data from a user client in a main board in theproject and generating, by the service server, a default card, the carddata being information input to the project, receiving, by the serviceserver, a request to input a label to the card data, connecting, by theservice server, the card data to an expansion board corresponding to thelabel and displaying, by the service server, card data connected by aspecific label on the expansion board, wherein the expansion board is aboard of a specific format used for each situation or each industrysector.

The connecting of the card data comprises, displaying an expansion cardmodified to a format corresponding to the expansion board correspondingto the label.

The project comprises one or more spaces and wherein the spacecorresponds to one or more detailed groups in the collaboration group.

The method may further include, as a user included in the collaborationgroup purchases a specific new skin in the project, adding, by theservice server, any one of an expansion space, an expansion board, andan expansion card included in the new skin to the project, wherein thepurchasing of the new skin is performed in a market in a collaborationservice.

The expansion board is generated based on a format used in a specificfield, and wherein an expansion card included in the expansion boarddisplays only information which should be displayed on the expansionboard in a specific format among data included in the default card.

The method may further include, when a specific card data is correctedin the main board or the expansion board by a specific user in thecollaboration group, displaying, by the service server, the correctedexpansion card data within one or more expansion boards, wherein themain board and the expansion board display the same information asdefault card data and expansion card data of different formats dependingon a board type.

The card data comprises related user information as a label in acorresponding card, the method may further include, when the card datais corrected, notifying only a user included in information about aninterested party that the card data is corrected.

The method may further include, when a collaboration service is used forfilming, the default card is generated for each scene included in ascenario, the expansion board corresponds to a shooting schedule, and anexpansion card included in the shooting schedule is a card generated bymerging a plurality of default cards where a specific date is set to afilming schedule in a schedule label and is assigned in order of filmingdate.

The receiving of the card data comprises, receiving a request to dividescenario data and generating a default card corresponding to each scene.

According to another aspect of an embodiment, a program for providing acollaboration service may be combined with a computer which is hardwareto execute the above-mentioned method and may be stored in a medium.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

The above and other objects and features will become apparent from thefollowing description with reference to the following figures, whereinlike reference numerals refer to like parts throughout the variousfigures unless otherwise specified, and wherein:

FIG. 1 is a flowchart illustrating a method for providing acollaboration service according to an embodiment of the inventiveconcept;

FIG. 2 is a drawing illustrating a default card generated for each scenein film production according to an embodiment of the inventive concept;

FIG. 3 is a drawing illustrating a per-scene default card to which aschedule label is added, according to an embodiment of the inventiveconcept;

FIG. 4 is a drawing illustrating a process of generating an expansioncard (a daily shooting schedule) of a shooting schedule which is anexpansion board based on a default card in film production according toan embodiment of the inventive concept;

FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating a method for providing acollaboration service, which further includes a process of correcting alinked card depending on correction of a specific default card or aspecific expansion card according to an embodiment of the inventiveconcept;

FIG. 6 is a drawing illustrating an expansion card (a daily shootingschedule) generated by including several default cards according to anembodiment of the inventive concept; and

FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating a method for providing acollaboration service, which further includes a process of adding a newskin to a project or space according to an embodiment of the inventiveconcept.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The above and other aspects, features and advantages of the inventionwill become apparent from the following description of the followingembodiments given in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.However, the inventive concept is not limited to the embodimentsdisclosed below, but may be implemented in various forms. Theembodiments of the inventive concept are provided to make the disclosureof the inventive concept complete and fully inform those skilled in theart to which the inventive concept pertains of the scope of theinventive concept.

The terms used herein are provided to describe the embodiments but notto limit the inventive concept. In the specification, the singular formsinclude plural forms unless particularly mentioned. The terms“comprises” and/or “comprising” used herein does not exclude presence oraddition of one or more other elements, in addition to theaforementioned elements. Throughout the specification, the samereference numerals dente the same elements, and “and/or” includes therespective elements and all combinations of the elements. Although“first”, “second” and the like are used to describe various elements,the elements are not limited by the terms. The terms are used simply todistinguish one element from other elements. Accordingly, it is apparentthat a first element mentioned in the following may be a second elementwithout departing from the spirit of the inventive concept.

Unless otherwise defined, all terms (including technical and scientificterms) used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by thoseskilled in the art to which the inventive concept pertains. It will befurther understood that terms, such as those defined in commonly useddictionaries, should be interpreted as having a meaning that isconsistent with their meaning in the context of the specification andrelevant art and should not be interpreted in an idealized or overlyformal sense unless expressly so defined herein.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the inventive concept will bedescribed in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

The term “collaboration group” in the specification may refer to a groupin an online service, configured to include a plurality of users andperform collaboration.

The term “detailed group” in the specification may refer to a sub-groupincluded in a specific collaboration group.

The term “project” in the specification may refer to a space generatedsuch that a specific collaboration group exchanges information toperform collaboration. For example, in case of a group including a user(e.g., staff, an actor or actress, or the like) which is involved inspecific film production, the term “project” may refer to a space whereusers of the group involved in specific film production exchangeinformation.

The term “space” in the specification may refer to one or more detailedspaces included in a project. In other words, the term “space” may referto a space for receiving information added from a user client deviceincluded in a specific collaboration group.

The term “main board” in the specification may refer to a user interfacescreen displayed in a manner to arrange data input or uploaded by a userincluded in a collaboration group.

The term “expansion board” in the specification may refer to a userinterface screen on which data input by a user included in acollaboration group is written and displayed in a specific form. Forexample, the term “expansion board” may be a user interface screenformed in a document form (e.g., a shooting schedule) usually used in aspecific industry sector (e.g., the movie making industry).

The term “card data” in the specification may refer to data displayed ona board (e.g., a main board or an expansion board) and may refer to aunit of data input or uploaded by a user. For example, the term “carddata” may correspond to one post input by a specific user.

The term “default card” in the specification may refer to a defaultformat in which card data input by a user is displayed on a board.

The term “default card data” in the specification may refer to dataprovided to a default card among card data.

The term “expansion card” in the specification may refer to a format inwhich card data input by a user is matched with a specific expansionboard.

The term “expansion card data” in the specification may refer to dataprovided to an expansion card among card data.

Hereinafter, a description will be given in detail of a method andprogram for providing a collaboration service according to embodimentsof the inventive concept with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 is a flowchart illustrating a method for providing acollaboration service according to an embodiment of the inventiveconcept.

Referring to FIG. 1, the method for providing the collaboration serviceaccording to an embodiment of the inventive concept may includegenerating (S200), by a service server, a project corresponding to acollaboration group, receiving (S400), by the service server, card datafrom a user client in a main board in the project, receiving (S600), bythe service server, a request to input a label to the card data,connecting (S800), by the service server, the card data to an expansionboard corresponding to the label, and displaying (S1000), by the serviceserver, card data connected by a specific label on the expansion board.Hereinafter, a detailed description will be given of each operation.

In operation S200, the service server may generate the projectcorresponding to the collaboration group. The service server may receivea project generation request for performing a specific task in acollaboration service from a specific user and may generate a projectcorresponding to the specific task in the collaboration service. Theservice server may receive the project generation request from thespecific user through a web or application.

When the project is generated, the user may invite a member to be addedto a collaboration group corresponding to the project. For example, theservice server may provide a member add page when generating a projectto a collaboration app or webpage. A user (i.e., a first user) whogenerates the project may add a user who subscribes to the collaborationservice or an acquaintance, contacts of which are known to the user.When adding an acquaintance (i.e., a second user) who does not join thecollaboration service to the project, the service server may transmit acollaboration service subscription request to contacts (e.g., a phonenumber, a social network service (SNS) account, a mail address, or thelike) of the second user, received from a client device of the firstuser.

In operation S400, the service server may receive the card data from theuser client in the main board in the project. The card data may beinformation input to the project by the user and may be informationposted in the collaboration group. The service server may receive carddata to be added to a project or space from a client device of aspecific user included in the collaboration group.

The service server may receive card data in various manners. As anembodiment, the service server may directly receive data to be writtenin the form of one default card 100 of FIG. 2 from the user. Forexample, the service server may receive card data from the user clientin a form where a post is input to a bulletin board.

As another embodiment, in operation S400, the service server may receivescenario data from a specific user and may receive a request to dividethe scenario data, thus generating the default data 100 corresponding toeach scene. For example, when a collaboration service is used in filmproduction, the service server may receive scenario data correspondingto all scenario files from the user (i.e., the first user) correspondingto a manager when generating a project. Thereafter, the service servermay divide the scenario data for each scene. The service server maydivide a scene in a unit set by the user or may divide the scene basedon identification data input for identifying the scene in scenario data.Thus, the service server may generate the default card 100 correspondingto each scene.

FIG. 2 is a drawing illustrating a default card generated for each scenein film production according to an embodiment of the inventive concept.As shown in FIG. 2, a per-scene default card 100 generated based onscenario data may include information necessary for each scene. Forexample, when receiving information which should be shared in acollaboration group or a detailed group for a specific scene from auser, a service server may generate a detailed card in the default card100 for each scene or may add an information label to the default card100. The per-scene default card 100 may display several informationassociated with a corresponding scene. For example, the per-scenedefault card 100 may receive information associated with a filminglocation, a character, a filming date, continuity, or the like of thecorresponding scene. As described below, each information may be inputin a manner to add a label to the default card 100. As shown in FIG. 2,the default card 100 of a specific scene (S#22 A) may generateinformation associated with a filming location, a character, acharacter's makeup/costume, or an extra of the specific scene as eachlabel or tap and may provide the generated label or tap.

Referring again to FIG. 1, in operation S600, the service server mayreceive the request to input the label to the card data. The label maycorrespond to specific information input to each card. The serviceserver may add place information, time information, participantinformation, and the like as labels respectively corresponding to theplace information, the time information, the participant information,and the like depending on the label input request of the user.

Various manners may be applied in the manner as to request to input thelabel. As an embodiment, the service server may select an “add” button(e.g., a “+” button) displayed on an interface of the default card 100or an expansion card 200 of FIG. 6 and may select a label type of alabel the user wants to add, thus adding the label. As anotherembodiment, as the user drags and drops a specific card using a tapcorresponding to a specific expansion board, the user client maytransmit a request to input a label necessary for the default card 100to be displayed on the specific expansion board to the service server.For example, there may be a need for information associated with ashooting schedule for each scene to generate a shooting schedule tableupon film production collaboration. Thus, as shown in FIG. 4, when theuser drags and drops a specific scene card (i.e., the default card 100)using an expansion board tap or the expansion board itself correspondingto the shooting schedule table, the user client may transmit a labelinput request for additionally requesting to input a shooting schedulelabel 110 of FIG. 3 necessary to add the selected scene card to theshooting schedule table to the service server.

In operation S800, the service server may connect the card data to anexpansion board corresponding to the label. In other words, when a labelcorresponding to information essential to connect the card data to eachexpansion board is added to a card, the service server may connect thecard data to an expansion board matched to the label. As the label isadded, an indication in a specific expansion board of specific card datamay be activated. For example, the default card (i.e., the scene card)which matches the specific expansion board to each scene upon fileproduction collaboration may be configured to be displayed on only amain board which displays each scene in an order of each scene. However,an indication in a shooting schedule table of the default card 100 maybe activated as a label for a shooting schedule of a corresponding sceneis added.

The expansion board may be a board of a specific format used for eachsituation or each industry sector. Since there is a previously usedformat for convenience of business for each industry sector, theexpansion board may be provided in a format used in an industry sector(e.g., the movie making industry, the healthcare industry, or the like)which uses a collaboration service to maintain the usability of aprevious task without change. For example, shooting may fail to beperformed in an order of scenes when a shooting process is entered inthe movie making industry, and a shooting schedule table may be made andused in consideration of a filming location, a schedule of an actor (oractress), or the like. A form of a shooting schedule table which ispreviously used after being made using the Microsoft Excel or the likemay be maintained and used without change in a collaboration service,thus solving the inconvenience of having to adapt to a new form. Inother words, as an expansion board matched with each industry is used, aspecific format fixed in a collaboration tool may fail to be forced tobe used and a collaboration service may be used in a directionspecialized in each industry sector.

Furthermore, the expansion bard 200 included in the expansion board maydisplay only information which should be displayed on the expansionboard among data included in the default card 100 in a specific format.The default card 100 displayed on a main board may include a pluralityof information, but, when a specific expansion board is used, all of theplurality of information may fail to be required. Thus, the serviceserver may extract only information necessary for the expansion boardfrom card data included in the default card 100 to configure theexpansion card 200. In other words, the main board and the expansionboard may display the same information (i.e., the same card data) as thedefault card 100 and the expansion card 200 of different formatsdepending on a board type.

As another embodiment, as described below, the expansion board may beadded through purchase in a collaboration service. For example, theservice server may include a skin selling market in the collaborationservice. As the user purchases an expansion board necessary for aspecific industry sector or a specific detailed situation, the expansionboard may be added to a project or space corresponding to a specificcollaboration group or a specific detailed group. Furthermore, when aspecific user makes an expansion board for the specific industry sectoror the specific detailed situation, he or she may upload the expansionboard to the skin selling market to sell the expansion board.

FIG. 3 is a drawing illustrating a per-scene default card to which aschedule label is added, according to an embodiment of the inventiveconcept. As shown in FIG. 3, one or more schedule labels may be added toa default card 100 (i.e., a scene card) depending on a request of auser. Filming may be required to proceed in a plurality of places tofilm one scene, so a shooting schedule when a scene is shot in eachplace may be added as a schedule label. As the schedule label is added,a service server may connect a corresponding scene card to a shootingschedule card (i.e., a daily shooting schedule) of a specific filmingdate. Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 3, the service server may display acorresponding expansion card number (e.g., episode 35, episode 75, orthe like) in a shooting schedule table board together with acorresponding schedule label in the scene card (i.e., the default card100).

Referring again to FIG. 1, in operation S1000, the service server maydisplay the card data connected by the specific label on the expansionboard. Furthermore, in operation S1000, the service server may displayan expansion card 200 modified to a format corresponding to an expansionboard corresponding to the label. For example, as shown in FIG. 4, theservice server may display and provide the expansion card 200 in whicheach scene card (i.e., the default card 100) is changed in a formmatched with a shooting schedule table which is an expansion board.

FIG. 4 is a drawing illustrating a process of generating an expansioncard (a daily shooting schedule) of a shooting schedule which is anexpansion board based on a default card in film production according toan embodiment of the inventive concept. As shown in FIG. 4, in a dailyshooting schedule card generated based on a schedule label input to ascene card which is a default card 100, a user may check a list of otherusers who checks a generated or changed schedule and may transmit arequest to check the schedule to only a user who does not check theschedule. In other words, a service server may obtain information abouta user client which checks a daily shooting schedule which is newlygenerated or changed and may generate a list of users who complete thechecking of the daily shooting schedule, thus providing the generatedlist to the user. Thus, the user may transmit a request to check ashooting schedule table to only a counterpart who does not check theshooting schedule table, so unnecessary contact may be reduced.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating a method for providing acollaboration service, which further includes a process of correcting alinked card depending on correction of a specific default card orexpansion card according to an embodiment of the inventive concept. FIG.6 is a drawing illustrating an expansion card (a daily shootingschedule) generated by including several cards according to anembodiment of the inventive concept. As shown in FIG. 5, the method forproviding the collaboration service may further include displaying(S1200) corrected expansion card data within one or more expansionboards when specific card data is corrected on a main board or anexpansion board by a specific user in a collaboration group. A defaultcard 100 and an expansion card 200 displayed on the main board and theexpansion board may display card data (i.e., default card data) which isconnected by a label and is included in the default card 100 withdifferent formats, so cards in the main board and one or more expansionboards may be corrected once as card data is corrected in a specificcard.

Thus, the user who belongs to the collaboration group or a detailedgroup may input information, which should be shared upon collaboration,as card data to generate the default card 100 and may add a labelnecessary to add corresponding card data to a specific expansion card tosimply generate an expansion card having a specific format.Inconvenience in which users should make a separate format using dataincluded in the default card 100 may be solved.

Furthermore, there may be one card data in a service server and the carddata may be connected to the default card 100 and an expansion card 200by a label to be differently displayed, so all cards connected to thecard data may be corrected when the card data is corrected in thespecific default card 100 or the specific expansion card 200. As eachform is separately made and used using the same information, existingconvenience of having to searching and correcting a portioncorresponding to each form when information is corrected in a specificformat may be solved. For example, upon film production collaboration,when a schedule of an actor (or actress) is changed, when a filminglocation is changed, or when a schedule is changed according to previousshooting delay or the like, the inconvenience of having to search alldaily shooting schedules associated with one change, separately correctthe daily shooting schedule, and separately notifying a relatedinterested party that the daily shooting schedule is corrected may besolved.

As another embodiment, the expansion card 200 may be formed in a formatincluding the one or more default cards 100. In other words, the serviceserver may merge or arrange the plurality of default cards 100 togenerate the one expansion card 200. The service server may merge orarrange the default cards 100, each of which includes the same labelinformation, to generate the specific expansion card 200. For example,upon film production collaboration, the default card 100 may be a scenecard generated for each scene, and the expansion card 200 may be aper-day shooting schedule card. As a specific shooting schedule is addedas a label to the default card 100, the service server may merge orarrange the default cards 100 to which a schedule label is added on thesame date to generate the expansion card 200. Thus, the service servermay simply generate the per-day expansion card 200 included in anexpansion board which is a shooting schedule table and may simplycorrect all boards by correcting information in a main board or anexpansion board.

For example, when film production collaboration is performed, as shownin FIG. 6, the service server may generate and display the default card100 (i.e., the scene card) shot on a specific date within a dailyshooting schedule card of the date to be matched with an expansion card.In other words, the service server may extract only informationnecessary for a daily shooting schedule card which is the expansion card200 from a plurality of information included in the default card 100corresponding to each scene and may display the extracted informationwithin the expansion card 200. As shown in FIG. 6, the default card 100(i.e., the scene card) displayed on the expansion card 200 may extractonly information associated with a schedule, a place in the movie, asituation, a filming location, the number of cuts, a character, or anextra from all card data and may provide the extracted information.

Moreover, since several scenes are shot on the same date upon filming,the expansion card 200 may provide a user interface to simultaneouslydisplay the several default cards 100 (i.e., several scenes) orsequentially check several scene cards included within the same shootingepisode depending on a user operation. As shown in FIG. 6, the serviceserver may receive an operation of swiping a portion where the defaultcard 100 in the expansion card 200 is displayed left and right from auser and may provide another default card (i.e., another scene card)within the same episode to a user client.

Furthermore, a daily shooting schedule card which is the expansion card200 may combine card data included in the plurality of default cards 100and may display the combined card data to be matched with the expansioncard 200. For example, as shown in FIG. 6, the service server maycombine a plurality of information included in each scene card togenerate information to be included in a tap such as a detailedschedule, an extra, or a site schedule of a lower end.

Further, the expansion card 200 may further include necessaryinformation other than the information included in the default card 100.For example, as shown in FIG. 6, a daily shooting schedule card which isthe expansion card 200 may receive calltime information which is notincluded in a scene card which is the default card 100 and may includethe received calltime information as a separate tap. Since the calltimeinformation is an item associated with shooting on a corresponding daterather than information about each of scenes, the service server mayseparately provide a calltime tap in the expansion card 200 and mayreceive calltime information of each cast from a manager.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating a method for providing acollaboration service, which further includes a process of adding a newskin to a project or space according to an embodiment of the inventiveconcept. As shown in FIG. 7, the method for providing the collaborationservice may further include, as a user included in a collaboration grouppurchases a specific new skin in a project, adding (S1400) any one of anexpansion space, an expansion board, and an expansion card 200 includedin the new skin to the project. The service server may provide a marketcapable of purchasing a skin in a collaboration service. The skin mayrefer to a specific expansion board, the specific expansion card 200, aspecific expansion space, or the like available when the collaborationservice is used. As the user included in the collaboration grouppurchases a new skin in a market, the service server may apply the newskin to a project of the collaboration group. The new skin may be madeby a service provider or another user and may be uploaded to the market.The market may include both of a web and a path capable of adding anelement which is accessed through the app and is applicable to thecollaboration service.

The expansion card 200 may be a card with a different format in whichinformation is displayed, in a main board or an expansion card which ispreviously purchased. In other words, the expansion card 200 may begenerated in a format where information is more easily checked than anexisting card used in the collaboration service or may be formed in aformat capable of adding more data types (e.g., a video, a photo, andthe like).

The expansion board may be a board of a format suitable for a specificindustry sector or situation other than other than a board basicallyprovided in the collaboration service. As the user requests to add a newexpansion board, the service server may add the expansion board to anadded project or space. Thus, users may add an expansion board in a formnecessary for collaboration of a specific industry sector and mayperform efficient collaboration. The expansion board may include the oneor more expansion cards 200 having a format matched with the expansioncard to be provided.

The expansion space may be a skin including one or more boardsspecialized in a specified detailed group and the expansion card 200.For example, boards necessary for a specific detailed groupcorresponding to a finance team in a collaboration group to collaboratea finance task may be generally determined. Thus, the service server mayadd a space specialized in a detailed group which performs a specifictask to a project depending on a request to add an expansion space.

As a new skin is able to be added, diversity of business and a varietyof usability of users may be ensured in one collaboration service.Furthermore, as a skin specialized for each industry sector is provided,business efficiency may be increased using a collaboration serviceirrespective of the industry sector.

As another embodiment, the card data may include related userinformation as a label in a corresponding card. When the card data iscorrected, the service server may notify only a user included ininformation about interested parties that the card data is corrected.When a collaboration service provides an unnecessary notification to auser included in a collaboration group, the user may become insensitiveto notification of the collaboration service and may fail to response toa quick response, so there is a need for specifying (targeting) only auser who is required to receive specific information and providing anotification to the user. To this end, the service server may addrelated user information to card data and may provide a notification toonly a user included in the related user information when the card datais input or corrected.

For example, upon film production collaboration, the default card 100(i.e., the scene card) corresponding to a specific scene may add a user(e.g., an actor (or actress), a shooting team, or the like) who isinvolved in filming the scene as related user information. When carddata of a scene card is corrected as a filming location or schedule ofthe scene is changed, the service server may notify a user included inthe related user information that the scene is corrected.

Hereinafter, a description will be given of an example of using themethod for providing the collaboration service according to embodimentsof the inventive concept in film production.

When the collaboration service is used for film production/filming, thedefault card 100 may be generated for each scene included in a scenario.The default card 100 (i.e., the scene card) generated for each scene maybe arranged in an order of scenes on a main board. In other words, themain board may correspond to a movie scenario, and each scene card maybe generated as scenario data is uploaded to a service server by a user.

Furthermore, the scene card may include a plurality of informationassociated with each scene (i.e., information necessary to shoot thescene). For example, the scene card may include a filming location, ashooting schedule, continuity, an actor (or actress), and the like ascard data, and each information may be added to a card in the form of alabel.

One of the expansion cards may correspond to a shooting schedule. Theexpansion card 200 in the expansion board corresponding to the shootingschedule table may be a shooting schedule for each filming date and maybe assigned in order of filming date. The expansion card 200 included inthe shooting schedule table may be a card generated by merging orarranging the plurality of default cards 100, each of has a schedulelabel in which a specific date is set to a filming date. In other words,the service server may display the expansion card 200 on a shootingschedule table expansion board as a user inputs a filming date/time(i.e., adds a shooting schedule label) to the scene card (i.e., thedefault card 100). The service server may modify and display the scenecard (i.e., the default card 100) in the form of being suitable forbeing displayed on a shooting schedule table. Furthermore, the serviceserver may collect scene cards shot on the same date to generate the oneexpansion card 200.

Thus, as a collaboration service including the method for providing thecollaboration service according to embodiments of the inventive conceptis used upon film production, users may fail to make a shooting scheduletable based on a scenario and information about each scene. When onlyschedule information is added to a scene card generated for each scene,a shooting schedule table may be automatically generated. When ashooting schedule of a specific scene is changed, changes may beautomatically applied to the shooting schedule table. In other words,when a filming date of a scene corresponding to the specific defaultcard 100 is changed, the service server may automatically change andgenerate the expansion card 200 (i.e., a shooting schedule card of aspecific date) including the default card 100.

In some embodiments, the above-discussed method of FIG. 1, according tothis disclosure, is implemented in the form of program being readablethrough a variety of computer means and be recorded in anynon-transitory computer-readable medium. Here, this medium, in someembodiments, contains, alone or in combination, program instructions,data files, data structures, and the like. These program instructionsrecorded in the medium are, in some embodiments, specially designed andconstructed for this disclosure or known to persons in the field ofcomputer software. For example, the medium includes hardware devicesspecially configured to store and execute program instructions,including magnetic media such as a hard disk, a floppy disk and amagnetic tape, optical media such as CD-ROM (Compact Disk Read OnlyMemory) and DVD (Digital Video Disk), magneto-optical media such asfloptical disk, ROM, RAM (Random Access Memory), and flash memory.Program instructions include, in some embodiments, machine languagecodes made by a compiler compiler and high-level language codesexecutable in a computer using an interpreter or the like. Thesehardware devices are, in some embodiments, configured to operating asone or more of software to perform the operation of this disclosure, andvice versa.

A computer program (also known as a program, software, softwareapplication, script, or code) for the above-discussed method of FIG. 1according to this disclosure is, in some embodiments, written in aprogramming language, including compiled or interpreted languages, ordeclarative or procedural languages. A computer program includes, insome embodiments, a unit suitable for use in a computing environment,including as a stand-alone program, a module, a component, or asubroutine. A computer program is or is not, in some embodiments,correspond to a file in a file system. A program is, in someembodiments, stored in a portion of a file that holds other programs ordata (e.g., one or more scripts stored in a markup language document),in a single file dedicated to the program in question, or in multiplecoordinated files (e.g., files that store one or more modules, subprograms, or portions of code). A computer program is, in someembodiments, deployed to be executed on one or more computer processorslocated locally at one site or distributed across multiple remote sitesand interconnected by a communication network.

According to the above-mentioned embodiments of the inventive concept,there are the following various effects.

First, an information providing page (i.e., a board) suitable eachindustry sector may be provided to be simply written, so users of eachindustry sector may perform efficient business.

Secondly, a label necessary to add corresponding card data to a specificexpansion board may be added to simply generate the expansion boardhaving a specific format. Inconvenience in which users should make aseparate format using data included in a default card may be solved.

Finally, there may be only one card data in a service server and thecard data may be connected to a default card and an expansion card by alabel to be differently displayed, so all cards connected to the carddata may be corrected when the card data is corrected in the specificdefault card or the specific expansion card. Existing inconvenience ofhaving to search and correct a portion corresponding to each format wheninformation is corrected in a specific format as each format isseparately made and used using the same information may be solved.

While the inventive concept has been described with reference toembodiments, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art thatvarious changes and modifications may be made without departing from thespirit and scope of the inventive concept. Therefore, it should beunderstood that the above embodiments are not limiting, butillustrative.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method for providing a collaboration service, the method comprising: generating, by a service server, a project corresponding to a collaboration group; receiving, by the service server, card data from a user client in a main board in the project and generating, by the service server, a default card, the card data being information input to the project; receiving, by the service server, a request to input a label to the card data; connecting, by the service server, the card data to an expansion board corresponding to the label; and displaying, by the service server, card data connected by a specific label on the expansion board, wherein the expansion board is a board of a specific format used for each situation or each industry sector.
 2. The method of claim 1, wherein the connecting of the card data comprises: displaying an expansion card modified to a format corresponding to the expansion board corresponding to the label.
 3. The method of claim 1, wherein the project comprises one or more spaces; and wherein the space corresponds to one or more detailed groups in the collaboration group.
 4. The method of claim 1, further comprising: as a user included in the collaboration group purchases a specific new skin in the project, adding, by the service server, any one of an expansion space, an expansion board, and an expansion card included in the new skin to the project, wherein the purchasing of the new skin is performed in a market in a collaboration service.
 5. The method of claim 1, wherein the expansion board is generated based on a format used in a specific field, and wherein an expansion card included in the expansion board displays only information which should be displayed on the expansion board in a specific format among data included in the default card.
 6. The method of claim 1, further comprising: when a specific card data is corrected in the main board or the expansion board by a specific user in the collaboration group, displaying, by the service server, the corrected expansion card data within one or more expansion boards, wherein the main board and the expansion board display the same information as default card data and expansion card data of different formats depending on a board type.
 7. The method of claim 1, wherein the card data comprises related user information as a label in a corresponding card, further comprising: when the card data is corrected, notifying only a user included in information about an interested party that the card data is corrected.
 8. The method of claim 1, wherein, when a collaboration service is used for filming, the default card is generated for each scene included in a scenario, the expansion board corresponds to a shooting schedule, and an expansion card included in the shooting schedule is a card generated by merging a plurality of default cards where a specific date is set to a filming schedule in a schedule label and is assigned in order of filming date.
 9. The method of claim 1, wherein the receiving of the card data comprises: receiving a request to divide scenario data; and generating a default card corresponding to each scene.
 10. A program for providing a collaboration service, the program being stored in a medium to be combined with a computer which is hardware and perform the method of claim
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